The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-07
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at thu
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Flour steady: receipts
27,l2l brls; exports, 5,61S brls and 7,471 Sacks
sales, 1900 brs.
Wheat-Cash lots steady, with moderate
export business; options opened 5a1c better,
later declined a014c, closing steady with
reaction of ia kc; receipts, Al, 200 bu; exports.
Al, 3sS bu; sales 4,52O,0O bu futures, and 174,-
goo bu spot; No 2 spring, 94c; ungraded spring,
So: q s92c; uneraded red, 81 094Ac; No. red,
92a 92sc No red, 93c in store 93sc, in elevator;
No red. 97c; No. white. 93ic; extra red, 94a n
95ac; No. red, January, 92A 933c, closing at
93c; February, 931 a 94Ac closing at $3.50; March,
80 9o5c closing at 95Ac; April, 06l 097ac closing
at at s6sc; May. 97s eeslc. closing at 97se; June.
ing at 9Ssc: August, 99s a 99ac. closing at $3.50;
September, 81 al 004. closing at 81 COT.
Corn-Cash steady and moderately active
options opened steady, later declined a 3c, clos
bu; sales $4,000 bu futures and 265. 900 bu spot
ungraded. 47048sc; No. 3. Acc; steamer, Asia
463c in elevator, Acc aloat; No 2. 474 a47Ac in
elevator 4s4 a 49c afoat; yellow. 48c uugraded
Al 0474c. closing at Ate; February, 4ss a 4asc
closing at 4Ssc; May 51s 05l4c, closing at
5lfc.
Oats irmer; receipts. 81 $50 bu exports. 2,666
bu; mixed Western, Sc 037c; white Western, 81
case.
Hay steady and in fair demand.
nops quiet
Coffee-Fair Rio firm at 15c; options firm and
moderately active; sales $3.50 bags January
closed at Is. 400 ID SOC; February, March and
April, 13 3o013 CSC; May, 1895 a 13. 4oc. Sugar
STEADY: c, ~ d 43c extra G, a 04ac; white extra
G. 15-l6c; yellow, A 044c; standard A, 5 5l6c;
cut-loaf and crushed, 64c; powdered, 81 a 64c;
grannlated, SIC. Molasses dull. Rice steady.
TTal tao1x OF of nj
Eggs firm and fairly active; receipts. 979 pack
ages.
Pork firm and fairly active. fCut meats firm
| and quiet. Lard higher and moderately act
i've; Western steam, spot 682A % 85c; February,
6. So q SOC; March, 6 SO q g. CSC: April, 704
7.05c; May, III 0Z 13c; June, 1906 city steam.
G. SOC.
Butter quiet and firm; Western, 1292ec.
Cheese quiet and steady
| CHICAGO, Jan. 6--The wheat market exhib-
| tied slight return of strength early in the
| day, but gradually became heavy toward the
| close, and finished q &c under yesterday. The
cables came in strong and higher, but did not
have their usual infuen:e upon the course of
| prices. The reason assigned was the light ex-
port movement, which to-day was quiet small,
considering what operators had expected from
| the recent rumored large export purchases. The
| local bears" were inclined to hammer the mar
ket, as the receipts continue fairly large. May
| delivery began at S6sc, to 86sc, then fell
back slowly to closed for the day at 65ac
Corn was fairly active and generally easier, turn
ing quite weak during the middle session. The
| opening was a shade better, at 421c for May and
was followed by an advance to 42sc. The specula-
tive offerings, however, were free and became very
| large as the session advanced, causing a drop to
| 42c, with subsequent rally to 429 a 42tc at the
close. Receipts continue free, and the estimated
| arrivals for tomorrow still larger. Oats
were very duh and slow, prices ranging DC lower
than yesterday at the close. There was a
| stronger provisions. with
trade. The receipts of live hogs were not so
large as expected, and the cold weather is ex-
pected to curtail receipts. May pork opened at
$12 473, and advanced quickly to $2 70, then fell
off and closed for the day at $12.674. Lard was
.023 a. 05c higher and short ribs 100 125c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows: